University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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mass of l90lHROII 1;:qu if? S S ALEXANDER, RICHARD HODGE HARRIS, ALLEN APPLEBV, FLAVIUS THOMPSON HOLCOMBE, VIRGIL I. BRABSON, FAY WARRINGTON HOLLIDAY, CARL BROCKMAN, FRANK MARRION HOWARD, R. C. CAIN, MABEL FLORENCE MCDONALD, W. E. CLARK, JAMES M. MAYFIELD, P. B. COX, JAMES T. MAYNARD, JAMES JR. DABNEY, THOMAS GREGORY METCALF, ROBERT M. DEMING, ETHEL ALEEN RUSSELL, MARIE LOUISE DONALDSON, W. SCANTLIN, H. D. FAIN, ELIZABETH RHEA SENSABAUGH, Roy SPAN GARRAHAN, R. H. SLOCUM, E. M. GILDERSLEEVE, F. M. THORNBURG, J. M. WILSON, E. E. 33

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junior Editorial 4' t f3 '775 the Waughty-One cTribe that 'Ive sing, the Waughty-One mighty in battle ; cThey '1th the 'bictors hame been in many a learned adwentare, fDauntless before all foes, be they Math. or Greek or Athletics. Wany the honors theyhre had in Philois Halls and Chi Delta's, Wany their hairbreadth escapes through Professors' opportune illness; Wourned, of course, by the Class, that 'brith seemly and due resignationxt. Wany their thrilling pursuits, 'Ivith great and glorious capture, 0f Tommy's one hundred per cent. and Chemistry unknown, Sixty-eight strong they came, but some, alas, fell in the conflict cvanquished by Cooper D., or terribly slaughtered in Latin. Yet hafve their Comrades pressed on, and now at the rolI-call they muster Twenty-nine 'haarriors brame, the surwimors of many a conflict; Twenty-nine 'lvarriors brave, on the portal of Senior- dom standing Way their shadows newer grow less, may they neher be diminished in numbers. 35 $Rlbi$